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Seven Baseball Tonight Commentators to be Strategically Positioned throughout Dodger Stadium to Call Dodgers-Pirates in Unique Experience for Viewers

ESPN will present a unique experience for viewers this weekend on Sunday Night Baseball presented by Taco Bell – the exclusive, national Major League Baseball game of the week – as the Pittsburgh Pirates visit the Los Angeles Dodgers, June 1, at 8 p.m. ET. Baseball Tonight will “take over” Sunday Night Baseball, immediately following the Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown on-site pre-game show at 7 p.m.

How it will work

Karl Ravech and Baseball Hall of Famer and analyst Barry Larkin will be on site for Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdownfrom just outside of Dodger Stadium. After the show, Ravech and Larkin will head to the Sunday Night Baseball booth inside the stadium where they will lead a team of seven Baseball Tonight commentators who will collectively call the action from various locations throughout Dodger Stadium.

ESPN’s regular Sunday Night Baseball booth – Dan Shulman and John Kruk – has the week off. Regular Sunday Night Baseball reporter Buster Olney will be part of the seven-person team at Dodger Stadium.

Baseball Tonight commentator

Dodger Stadium location

Analysis specialty

Karl Ravech

Sunday Night Baseball television booth

Overall, team lead

Barry Larkin

Sunday Night Baseball television booth

Overall, team lead

Buster Olney

Press box

News and information

Eric Wedge

Behind Home plate

Big-picture strategy

Mark Mulder

Pirates dugout

Pitching

Aaron Boone

Dodgers’ dugout

Offense

Doug Glanville

Right Field Pavilion

Defense

Mike McQuade, vice-president, production:

“We are committed to expanding our Major League Baseball coverage by finding new methods of informing and entertaining fans. We’ll look to bring viewers closer to the game through the vantage points of our Baseball Tonightexperts, who will be strategically placed in positions where they can capture all of the storylines happening during a baseball game.”

ESPN, in its 25th Major League Baseball season, has provided viewers with several unique experiences so far this season, including Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night Countdown celebrity appearances and game commentators in non-traditional broadcast locations.

Sunday Night Baseball is also available on ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes,ESPN Deportes Radio and WatchESPN.